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| The study of the natural world. |
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| A person who asks questions about the natural world. |
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| Information collected by using the five senses-sight, touch, sound, smell, hear. |
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| A procedure carried out to gather data about an object or an event. |
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| A possible explanation to answer to a question, a testable statement. |
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| An untested conclusion based on observations. |
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| Individual facts, statistics, and items of information. |
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| A tool that makes an object look several times bigger than it is. |
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| A tool that measures mass (weight). |
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| A tool that measures forces, such as weight. |
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| A computer program that models an event or object. |
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| A representation of something real that is too big, too small, or has too many parts to investigate directly. |
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| A model that has the dimensions of length and width only. |
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| A model that has the dimension of height as well width and length. |
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